2 preliminary leaves, xxiii, 722 pages : 25 cm

"The report is not the outcome of the investigations of a single man but the constructive criticism of one man's work by many hundreds of minds in all parts of the empire." This criticism was furnished by "the Round table groups" (so called from the name of the quarterly review instituted by their members)--which "were formed for studying the nature of citizenship in the British empire and the mutual relations of the several communities thereof."

Boston Public Library copy: plates I-XIII removed and stored separately

Plates I, II, IV, and XII digitized

"First edition 1916. Reprinted 1917."

Includes index

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